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Skittles Science Experiment for Kids

DIY Ideas· Kids Activities

12 Aug
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Here's a fun skittle science experiment to do with your kiddos! They will watch in amazement as the colors spread! Made by Early Learning Toys You can also find our EARTH DAY skittle experiment here.

Supplies Needed:

  • Skittles
  • Warm water
  • Cup
  • Plate

Have your little ones make a circle with different colored skittles on a round plate. Warm up some water in a glass and pour it in the center of the circle. Watch the magic! (See video below)

Here's a red, white, and blue skittle experiment made Kelli Hansen...so cool!

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  1. Mirjam says

    August 15, 2016 at 2:28 pm

    Absolutely awesome idea! I think i'm gonna try this one.

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